Wisconsin 2025-2026 Regular Session

Wisconsin Assembly Bill AJR27 Compare Versions

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4	4	2025 ASSEMBLY JOINT RESOLUTION 27
5	5	April 23, 2025 - Introduced by Representatives ANDRACA, SINICKI, RIVERA-WAGNER,
6	6	MIRESSE, FITZGERALD, BARE, NEUBAUER, SPAUDE, HYSELL, ANDERSON,
7	7	SHEEHAN, STROUD, ARNEY, KIRSCH, BROWN, JOERS, MOORE OMOKUNDE,
8	8	SNODGRASS, ROE, SUBECK, UDELL, EMERSON, CRUZ, MCCARVILLE, J.
9	9	JACOBSON, ORTIZ-VELEZ, PRADO, MAYADEV, JOHNSON, PALMERI, STUBBS and
10	10	HAYWOOD, cosponsored by Senators HESSELBEIN, LARSON, L. JOHNSON,
11	11	CARPENTER, ROYS, DASSLER-ALFHEIM, PFAFF, RATCLIFF, KEYESKI, SMITH,
12	12	SPREITZER, DRAKE, WIRCH, WALL and HABUSH SINYKIN. Referred to
13	13	Committee on Assembly Organization.
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15	15	*AUTHORS SUBJECT TO CHANGE*
16	16	Relating to: condemning the pardons and sentence commutations of individuals
17	17	involved in the violent attack on law enforcement officers at the U.S. Capitol
18	18	on January 6, 2021.
19	19	Whereas, the Wisconsin State Legislature condemns any pardon or sentence
20	20	commutation for individuals found guilty of assaulting U.S. Capitol Police officers
21	21	on January 6, 2021; and
22	22	Whereas, on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump pardoned or
23	23	commuted sentences of individuals who faced criminal prosecution, or were already
24	24	serving sentences, for crimes including assault of law enforcement officers and
25	25	crimes involving the use of deadly weapons against law enforcement officers; and
26	26	Whereas, law enforcement officers across Wisconsin put their lives at risk
27	27	every day to protect our communities; and
28	28	Whereas, the Wisconsin State Legislature supports the Wisconsin State
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43	43	Capitol Police in their important work to protect legislators, constitutional officers,
44	44	justices, staff, state employees, and members of the public; and
45	45	Whereas, the Wisconsin State Legislature concurs with the joint
46	46	condemnation by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Fraternal
47	47	Order of Police of these presidential pardons, which states that Xcrimes against law
48	48	enforcement are not just attacks on individuals or public safety—they are attacks
49	49	on society and undermine the rule of lawY; now, therefore, be it
50	50	Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That the Wisconsin
51	51	State Legislature affirms to law enforcement officers across Wisconsin that the
52	52	legislature condemns the pardons and commutations of sentences for those found
53	53	guilty of violent assaults against law enforcement, including U.S. Capitol Police
54	54	officers, on January 6, 2021, and believe that such individuals should be held
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